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Mechanical problems apparently caused a small plane to crash Saturday in central New Jersey, but no injuries were reported.

Business activity is picking up and corporate profits are returning. Find out how your business can benefit from this economic upturn from Tom Sowanick, a financial analyst and Bloomberg TV commentator who will speak at the Princeton Regional Chamber of Commerce Business Before Business Breakfast on July 22 at the Nassau Club, 6 Mercer St.

A federal judge yesterday sentenced a 75-year-old former Rockland tax preparer to 15 months in prison for filing fraudulent returns.

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Officialdom's mantra about swine flu - "it is overwhelmingly mild" - might seem incongruous if we knew the number of children, teens and young adults in ICU beds right now alive only because a breathing machine has taken over for their ravaged lungs.

After meeting privately in a jammed session with employees concerned about their future with Princeton University, school officials said yesterday they aim to achieve $22 million in personnel savings over the next two years.

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Iranian-Americans carry posters with Neda Agha-Soltan's image at a protest Monday in Los Angeles.

Editor's note: Julian E. Zelizer is a professor of history and public affairs at Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School.

Banking companies will be hard-pressed to repeat a banner 2008 in terms of sales of fixed annuities.

Gov. Jon Corzine collected union support today in his bid for re-election, receiving the endorsement of the New Jersey State AFL-CIO. The organization announced the choice following its endorsement conference in Atlantic City, where delegates cast votes on behalf of 1,000 local unions and one million union members.

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A husband-and-wife team of biologists from Princeton University have won a major scientific award honoring their decades of research in the Galapagos Islands.

Noted that a recent topic with 64 replies, "Chow-worthy near Princeton", actually missed the best dessert place in Princeton: The Little Pastry Shop", 8 S Tulane St, a small alley off of Nassau St in the heart of downtown Princeton.

JAZAMS THROWS A PARTY: People of all shapes and sizes showed up for the Jazams Summer Block Party Friday, from Munchkins and Mona Lisas to human Towers of Pisa.

People pause in front of Princeton University's Nassau Hall on January 27, 2009, in Princeton.

Paper Mill Playhouse The Rising Star Awards are modeled after the Tony Awards and Paper Mill's program serves the entire state of New Jersey with 100 entered productions from high schools.

Re-discover classic films with a new, modern twist, with the help of 30 Rock star Jane Krakowski.

Through a program called 'Creative Fridays,' Princeton Young Achievers has collaborated with the Arts Council of Princeton to provide art-making workshops and curriculum for students enrolled in their three learning centers.